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Where is 'College GameDay' this week? Location, schedule, guest picker for Week 11

Where is ESPN's "College GameDay" headed for Week 11? Here's what to know of the college football pregame show this week:

This winter, <college game day> ventures outside the Power Five conference for the first time in 2026, heading to Boise, Idaho for the showdown between Boise State and Oregon State. The Broncos, currently leading eight consecutive games after a tough loss to Oregon, are favored to secure a College Football Playoff berth from the Group of Six. If New Mexico or the eventual winner of the American Conference falter, they could potentially take Boise State's spot.

Boise State's team this year is particularly exciting, featuring quarterback <braden atkinson> and wide receiver <jesse legree>. However, Atkinson will miss the Boise State game due to a hand injury suffered against Texas State. The <college game day> has not visited Boise since 2010, so the Broncos fans are expected to be enthusiastic this week.

College GameDay will be broadcast from Boise State's campus in Boise, Idaho, airing live from 9 a.m. to noon ET on Saturday, Nov. 14. Viewers can watch the program on ESPN, the ESPN app, or through Fubo, which offers a free trial.

The celebrity guest picker for this week's show is former Boise State running back Ian Johnson. Johnson gained fame for scoring the game-winning touchdown against Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, a moment immortalized by a famous play known as the "Statue of Liberty play." Fans are looking forward to Johnson's return to the school where he achieved legendary status.

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